Description Saul will be taking you on an eighty-year verbal trip.
Monday nights are reserved.
The model at eighty-three-plus is still being asked to participate in fashion shows.
The weekends are spent in the off and on Broadway theaters, concerts, and museums.
Doc spends most of his retirement time playing billiards and bid whist.
Watch out for the dancer when he is shooting pool.
The cook could hold his own in the kitchen. "Honey" was noted for his great parties.
The proofreader was in charge of editing books.
The evaluator inspected summer camp programs for youth.
The director was in charges of Many programs for children and adults.
The coordinator will share with you the personality it takes to work with different groups at the same time.
The professor ran workshops.
Bethay\'s claim to fame.
Dean Bethay will let you know what it is like to be an appreciated advisor in colleges and universities; counseling in junior high schools and colleges was Mr.
Saul will show you what it is like to teach high school boys and adults how to become better farmers.
Mr.
The typist taught himself to type sixty-five words per minute on a manual typewriter.
Airman Bethay will let you experience being in the Air Force for four years.
When you finish reading Why I Have So Many Names, you may want to call him something else yourself too because he will take you back with him to the Cook County Training School, to Fort Valley State College, to Michigan State College, to Teachers College Columbia University, to Jersey City State College, and to the University of Hawaii.
Bethay, no Airman Bethay, no Dean Bethay, no Big Ears, no the Dancer are a few of the names he is known by; what one calls him lets him know where he knows them from.
Billy, no Saul, no Mr.
You must fasten your reading seat belt because as you vicariously take this reading trip with him, some of the paths, lanes, dirt roads, highways, and expressways will be very bumpy; however, the scenes will be historically interesting.
Description Saul will be taking you on an eighty-year verbal trip
